Sentence examples for reports removed from inspiring English sources

When he started looking at the casino, he discovered dossiers that had been censored, with pages docked and reports removed, some of them ruled with a diagonal line: 'This passage of no interest for the case.' People running the casino, close to power, had not to be worried, said Judge Duchaine.

A particular bone of contention for ACT is that the latest amendments to the proposals — in the European Parliament draft committee reports — removed prior exemptions for SMEs to employ a data protection officer, replacing it with an exemption for companies that deal with fewer than 500 data points/subjects, a limit Polad describes as "ridiculously small".

Titles and abstracts were examined by one investigator (PIB) and obviously irrelevant reports removed.

Thursday's reports remove the last doubts that this was the virtually inevitable result of deliberate policy decisions by senior army figures, apparently under pressure from ministers.

For example, he said the reports remove references to a person's religion, race, marital status, disability and other information protected under federal employment laws, which companies are not supposed to ask about during interviews.

Using company clinical trial reports removes some of the problems of selective reporting in published papers due to strict word limitations.

Publication of the report removed the uncertainty that had been clouding the industry for the past year while the review was under way.

The panel's report removed 23 years' distortion of the truth about what happened on 15 April 1989 at Liverpool's FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest.

Having been in the job since the Hutton report removed his predecessor, Thompson is no ingenue when it comes to politics.

The offending video was bulk-spammed with dislikes and Vox received a barrage of privacy complaints as efforts were made to have the report removed from YouTube.

Indeed, the fastlo normalization method utilized in this report removed the nonlinearity seen in the bias curves.